World air cargo traffic is expected to double in the next 20 years. Despite the flow of cargo in and out of countries around the world, very little air cargo is scanned for threats or contraband smuggling.

Decision Sciences has supported the restoration efforts of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant site by providing multiple versions of its revolutionary muon tracking detectors.

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Safety & Security of the Global Community

Decision Sciences brings together cutting-edge science, hardware and software development, systems integration and manufacturing to improve the safety and security of the global community.

Contraband Detection with Safety in Mind

Decision Sciences’ Discovery has the ability to assist operators in finding contraband including weapons, alcohol, cigarettes/tobacco, drugs/narcotics, precious metals, smuggled humans and numerous other items of interest and anomalies.

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Recognition of Threats

"You graduate into a world…where new stateless actors have stepped into the breach with the desire to smuggle weapons of terror into American ports in the belly of cargo containers."

Joe BidenVice President of the United States, USCG Commencement Speech

A nuclear attack on the U.S. “is far more likely to arrive in a cargo container than on the tip of a missile.”

Graham AllisonHarvard’s John F. Kennedy School of Government

“…the dangers from nuclear weapons today are not theoretical. They are real – and they are grave. …but the likelihood of nuclear terrorism or a regional nuclear war is increasing every year.”

William J. PerryFormer U.S. Secretary of Defense, Excerpt from My Personal Journey at the Nuclear Brink

“A nuclear terrorist attack would cause unimaginable economic, social, and political chaos, and deaths 100 times greater than those on 9-11.”

William J. PerryFormer U.S. Secretary of Defense, Excerpt from My Personal Journey at the Nuclear Brink

“One nightmare scenario would be to have one or more dirty bombs put together 50 or 60 miles outside of a city and then brought into an urban area”.

Peter T. KingCongressman, U.S. Representative (R-NY), citing his fears that future terrorists would make a crude bomb from nuclear materials that would create massive radioactive contamination – The Boston Herald – April 19, 2015